Bharat CPO covers India’s orthotics and prosthetics business landscape, from clinics, manufacturers and distributors to NGOs, rehabilitation centres and digital fabrication providers. We highlight market trends, service models, technology adoption, procurement, training, investment and growth opportunities shaping India’s O&P sector and improving access to mobility care.
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Ottobock India has partnered with Celcius Logistics to establish a dedicated prosthetics warehouse and distribution hub in Thane, Maharashtra, in a move that could strengthen the delivery of prosthetic and assistive devices across India. The facility is designed to support faster order fulfilment, improved inventory control and nationwide distribution to
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Endolite India Limited has announced the appointment of Rajendra Kumar as National Head – Sales (B2B & B2G), Pan India, marking a significant leadership move as the company looks to strengthen its national presence in the prosthetics and orthotics sector. Kumar previously served as Zonal Director – North West, where he played
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Ottobock has reported continued growth in the first quarter of 2026, with core revenue increasing to €378.4 million and organic core growth reaching 5.1%. The company also delivered a significant margin improvement, with underlying core EBITDA rising 11.8% to €84.3 million and the underlying core EBITDA
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India’s Supreme Court has delivered an important ruling for amputees and for the wider orthotics and prosthetics sector, holding that compensation in motor accident cases must reflect not only the upfront cost of a prosthetic limb, but also its ongoing maintenance and periodic replacement. The judgment reinforces a simple
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tudents from the University Institute of Applied Management Sciences (UIAMS), Panjab University, recently visited Tynor Orthotics Pvt. Ltd. to gain practical exposure to India’s orthopaedic appliance and rehabilitation product manufacturing sector. The visit brought 46 UIAMS students to Tynor’s facility, accompanied by Prof. Anupreet Kaur Mavi, Director of
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India’s prosthetics market is gaining momentum as new technologies, private providers, rehabilitation networks and assistive device innovators enter the sector. But the country still faces a major challenge: access to modern prosthetic and orthotic care remains uneven, particularly for patients outside major urban centres. A recent BioSpectrum India feature